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NrFPFOTtT) TT?rBr"NT, fEDFORn OTtTGOV. "WT.T1""F.SrAV, TTXT. 1937. PAGE ELEVEN -1 i 1 n 1 i LOCAL and Home from Sooth Mias Joan Uur.t returned on the Shasta this morning from a vUlt tn California. t Buslntss Vlittor Out - of - to3.T. business visitors In Medford this morning Included Mrs, r. b. aHlxcth ot Baffle Point. RecelTts Attention Mrs. Kenneth McCoy of Central Point was In Med ford yesterday to receive medical at. tentlon. i 4 Visiting Here Mrs. A. B. Tonner of Ashland called on friends In Med ford Monday. Also here Monday from Ashland were A. H. Pracht. Mrs. p. p, Whltraore and C. L. Reynolds. Calling Here Out-of-town resi dents calling on friends and trans acting business here today Included Mrs. H. O. Cary of Centarl Point and Mrs. Sylvia Nye of Prospect. Meeting Set Ladles auxiliary, P. O. E.i will meet In new quarters at the armory tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. All members are requested to notice the change of date and place and are urged to be present. Remodel Permits Mack Llllard of 1619 East Main street applied for a .-permit at the city building Inspec tor's office yesterday to remodel a garage at A stated cost of $150. Mary B. Griffin of 425 North Holly street applied for a permit to resh Ingle a residence at a stated cost of $125. To Grants Pass C. M. Rose, archi tect on the regional engineer's staff in the United States forest service office at Portland, left this morning for Grants pass td confer with ex ecutives of the StsWyou national for est. H spent several "days here go . 4ng over construction and new build ing plans for the Rogue River na tional forest. Visiting Relatives Mrs. Chester Irish of San Diego, Cal.. Is a guest at th home of her brother and sis-ter-ln-law. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Chll drctb; court street. During her stay here Mrs. Irish will be entertained also) by her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. f. H. Trusty, and other relatives In the Rogue valley. She plans to visit here for about ten days. On her return trip she will stop In Oak land, Cal., for a visit with her par ents. Mr. and Mre. H. O. Chlkireth, former Medford residents. k Baby ClInliH-Parehts were remind ed today that a well-baby clinic will be held from 1:30 to 4 tomorrow afternoon tn the Jackson county health department office at the court house. ' Purpose of the well-baby clinics Is to keep a check on the children's health and to offer edvlce to parents on child-health matters. The cllnlo will be In charge of Dr. C. L. Drummond, county health of ficer! and Blanche Friable, supervis ing nurse. For appointments par ents arc asked to telephone the health department, 1350. Will Sanders, tot 27 years foreman of Glenmore'a fermenting room, says: 'Those bubbles ate mighty important in makin' this fine 90 PROOF Pints Code No. 167C 65c ISA EAGLES DANCE THURSDAY, JULY 1st at OUR NEW LODGE HALL THE ARMORY BLDG. For Eagles and Their Friend A GOOD TIME AND REFRESHMENTS! DANCING STARTS AT 9:00 P. M PERSONAL Front Central Point Mrs. K. Hul bert of Central Point was shopping and transacting business here today. At Dalkenberc Home A recent caller at the home of Mrs. c. B. Dal kenberg was Mrs. William arenbemer of Ashland, who visited there over Monday. Railroad Men Here -H. J. Nelson of Portland, general agent, and W. D. Stubbs of San Francisco, western trafle manager of the Illinois Cen tral railroad, were transacting busi ness here today. Airport Arrivals Today's arrivals at Medford municipal airport in cluded E. A. Legault and H. G. Hill, who were en route from Oakland. Cal., to Portland in a Kinner-Btrd plane; and Leonard R. Peterson. Se attle business man who was return ing home after a flight to Oakland, Cal., In his Arrow sports plane. Hotel Man Here K. C. Vigas, trav eling representative of the Palace ho tel In San Francisco, 6 topped in Med ford today on his way south from his annual coast tour. Although he could not predict exactly when the hotel strike In San Francisco would be settled, he did declare It would be soon. He emphatically denied the report that there was any plan to abandon the Palace as a hotel and remodel It Into an office building, although he granted the grapevine system had circulated such a rumor up and down the coast. Livestock Portland PORTLAND. Ore.. June 30. (AP TJSDA) HOGS: 500, direct 33, mar ket active, fully steady; good-choice 165-215 lb. drlve-lns mostly $11.25. 1 choice long haul lot $11.35, car load lots eligible $11.50, 225-280 lb. $10.50 to mostly $11.75, light lights mostly $10.50, few up $10.75: packing sows $7.75(g8; feeder pigs $10.26 g .35. CATTLE: 100, direct 6, calves 150. direct 103, market slightly more ac tive at steady priees; common grass steers $6 7.50, few medium $8 (9-9. strictly good dry fed steers salablo up $10 and above", few gross heifers $5.50 7; low cutter and cutter c6ws $4.75, common-medium $5 6.50; few common bulls $5?.60; good-choice vealers .$7.50 ta 8.50, common-medium $57. SHEEP 600, direct 166. market slow, spring lambs weak to 25c lower, old classes steady; few good trucked In lambs $9.25 $.50, common-medium $7 ( 8.50, few medium "yearlings $5.50; fat ewes $3.50 down. Chicago. CHICAGO, June 30. (AP-TJSDA) HOGS 11,000; generally 10-15 higher than Tuesday's average; top 12 00; bulk good and choice 200-300d lbs. 11.65-95; 150-190 lbs. 11.35-90. CATTLE 6.000, calves 1,500; an other very active market on fed Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey" " For 27 years, I've been looking after these tubs. Always we run 'em the same. It's a slow process; and the bubbles show how things are develop ing. We watch these tubs every minute. You can't take chances when you're making a whis key as fine as Mint Springs." Mint Springs Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey is made of the same fine grains, dis tilled by the same processes as Glenmore's mosl expensive whiskies. Qlenmore Distilleries Co., Incorporated LouiiniL. O.imboro, Kentucky QUARTS CI OR Code No. 157A 4 I steers and yearlings; 15-H5 high r; yearling heifers showing gahs at high er prices; top 1000. highest since early tn May: numerou loads 1350 15.00; all grass cattle, however, dull and weak, especially grass co rs turn ing at 6 50 down, and grass hemm at 8.00 down; bulls steady t 15 lower; vealers 35 lower. SHEEP 10.000; native spring lnmbs and yearlings opening slow, ea k to 25 and more lower; sheep atoaty. South San Francisco. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. June 30 ( AP-USDA)- Hogs 450; direct 6; butchers 5c higher; top and bulk good-choice 180-230 lb. welg'hts. 11.83; Hght-llghts and raed lum butchers, l 1 .60; few 845-26 6 lb. butchers, $11.35; packing sows uteady 9.00-25. CATTLE 250; direct 10; holflovers 70; steers rather scarce about sleady. half load 1025 lb. horned grains-fat steers, 98.00; half-load com most -me dium 60 lb. weights 97.50; best grass steers quoted up to ao.O'0, or slightly above; she-stock steady to 25o higher; two loads medium 790 lb. grass heifers, $7.10; few connmon medlura grass cows, $4.2535-0Q( low-cutters-cutters, $3.06 $ 4.25; good weighty bulls quoted up to $;.00. SHEEP 1000: direct 35; not early action, undertone weak on common medium light lambs; good around 70-80 lb. wooled springers nominally quoted up to 10.25. Portland Produce PORTLAND, June S0.-P) BUT TER Prints. A grade. 84o lb. Ih parchment wrappers, 850 In cartons; B grade. 33c In parchment wrappers; 34o In cartons. BUTTERFAT (Portland delivery, buying" price) A grade 33.33;c lm country stations: A grade, 31-31',c lb.: B grade l'io less; c grade 6c less. , Eaas Buying price by whole salers: Extras. 30c; standard 17c: medium 16c: medium firsts 15c: un dergrade 14c dozen. Cheese, country meats and live poultry unchanged. CANTALOUPES Brawley, Jumbo 45s, $2.75-3; standard 45s. S2.50-2.75: Jumbo 36s, 2 50-2.76. Potatoes, new potatoes, onions, wool, hay, steady and unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, June 30. yp) Orainf Wheat: Open High Low clce July u 1.16'; l.ia',4 1.13 1.13) Sep. 1.10!i 1.104 i-07?l lftli Cash wheat: Big Bend bluestem. hw 13 pet. 1.14; dark hard winter la pet. 1.29: 12 pet. 1.21; u pet. 1.15; soft white and western white 1.16; hard wlntef 1.13; western red 1.14. ' Oats, No. 3 white 32.50; gray, nom inal. Barley, No. 2-45 lb. bw 36.00. Corn, Argentine 42.00. MUlrun standard 29.00. Today's car receipts: Wheat .6; flour 12; oats 1. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, June 30. (pnv-Late 'set backs of Chicago wheat prices today converted early advances of about 1 cents into losses of around 3 cents. Wheat: Open High Low Close July ..1.20-31 K 1.22fc 1.18H 1.18-H) Sep. ..1.1114 1.33 1.19?, 1.19-20 Dec. .1.23-24 1.25i 1.91 151-22 Wall St. Report NEW YORK, June 30. (AP) Steele and rails played a leading role' In today's stock market rally ot tractions to around 3 ormore points. Generally favorable Industrial news rnd reduction of preferred dividend arrears by U. S. steel Corp. helped to sweeten the market dish, brokers said Although strikes deterred traders from entering the market more ag gressively. Wall Street psychology showed further signs of having hard ened itself to disturbing news, It was anld. Transactions totaled about 700,000 shares. Today's closing prices for 32 select ed tocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye 217'A Am. can Am. & Fgn. Pow. ... , 96 . 6H A. T. 4t T. -168 i Anaconda Atch. T. & 8. P. Bendlk Avla. 2 1H . 84 . 80 - 97?, . 13i . 8-, -183 . 621 88", Beth. Steel Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler . Curtlss-Wrlght Du Pont Oen. Elec. Oen, Poods , Buy Your 4th oE July Togs at The BAND BOX Slacks Shorts Culottes-Farmerettes Shirts Sweaters Wash Dresses, etc. $1.00 and up Sport Oxfords . . $1.95 to $3.95 TTie Store That Saves You Money 223 East Gth St. Phone 989 - 9(4 -1031, - 10'j 14H 54 H - 33 - 85 '4 - 54 , - 't :- 43 H . J1H 40 s, - 65 14 - 13 Bad 10 6ou. Pao. Std. Brands . St. Oil Cal. . St. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. ... Union Carb. Unit. Aircraft U. 8. Steel . 99 U , 26 99H CHERRIES ESCAPE M BY The unwelcome rain that fell over the vrflley yesterday, did no damage to tlie cherry crop, according to County Horticulturist C. B. Cordy. neuner did it damage hay and grain, according to reports received by County Agent Robert O. Fowler. Growers feared the cherries, now be ing picked, would 'crack'. The rain ceased about noon yes terday, and was followed by ft cloudy afternoon, wjitch helped the cherry growers. PORTLAND. June 30.-HPI North west chenry districts will salvage a portion of the crop previously believ ed to hare been destroyed by heavy June rains, c. J. Hanson, In charge of the Portland fruit office of the bureau of agricultural economics, said. While, early varieties suffered heav ily. Lambert.! end some of the Royal Annes are In fair condition, particu larly to the Willamette and Yakima valleys. Hanson said. At The Dalles, where the cherries were, hard hit, some of the crop ts belttg bo packed and moved lo mar ked and some Is being put up in br5ne. Good quality cherries were bring- lugj 8 cents a pound delivered to the packing plants. TRANSIENT HELD IN FLOUR THEFT A petty larceny charge will probably be filed against Emmett M. Bell. 41. a transient from Seattle, who this morning attempted to pilfer a 25 pound sack of flour from the Sperry lour company warehouse oh West fourth street, according to city police. But lor the eagle eye of Colton Strater, manager, who discovered the flour moving away from the building r.rop the shoulder of Bell, the at tempted pillage would have been suc- ctssful, police say. Strater appre hended the man and called city police wno promptly removed Bell and the flour to the station house, putting tne Seattlelte behind bars and the flour n the "evidence" department. Bell told the arresting officer he didn't mean to take the flour, that mother fellow got him to take It Police said Bell told them be had been drinking for several days. Liechtenstein, a principality on the upper Rhino between Austria and Switzerland, has an area ot only 65 square miles. Oen. Mot. ,, Int. Harvest X. T. & T. Johns -Man .Monty Ward North Amer. Penney (J. C) Phillips Pet. 1 -rrr, - ' t Noodles Have Y Curves! -miji I GII96OQ0 Ists! 1 oltii ovi$B A' f ' i HE wa America' per- J I tA-N-' ,,.iP fect home wif 1 r CVV- V3 VJ until tllat fan dancerlfea-J ItMU came into his life I 1 y.y . Robert Montgomery In Unusual Role With the newspapers HUM with stories of Robert Erwln. whose recent capture again stirred up discussion of hia reasons Tor the triple murder or which he is accused, "Night Must Pall," the story of & thrill -slayer. comes tomorrow to the New Craterian theater. Robert Montgomery, until now the screen's leading playboy, en acts ft hew character lent ion us Danny, the bellboy, who has a "way with wo- Rialto Comedy Victor Moore and Helen Broderlck are teamed in "Meet the Missus," headlining the Rialto theater's twin bill for today and Thursday. The hi larious comedy deals with the hap penings during a convention at At lantic City, where legions of women are gathered to compete for the title of the Average American Housewife. or "Missus America." Moore finds himself you guessed lt-as the hen pecked husband of the winner. Annabella and Conrad Veidt In TODAY and THURSDAY! E3IYS J liMwl IMS Cew' J Show Starts Tonight at 6:30 r- 1 f V ainii il ilatn ill ii T ( men" nnd use It to charm hla way lnto their trust, only to have them feel the pressure of hla fingers on their throats when he finds himself sated with ordinary thrills. Rosalind Russell Is the girl who Is fascinated with Danny, and terror stricken, hears htm brag of his ex plolts as he leisurely prepares to mur der the girl who has Just discovered her aunt's body. "Under the Red Robe" is the added feature. CABLE RACKSSKULL CENTRAL POINT MAN ANTELOPE, June 30. fSpl.) 0. D. Cnlbertson of Central Point Is re ported recovering satisfactorily at the Community hospital in Medford from serious Injuries surfered recently at the home of his son, Joe Culbertaon. The elder Culbertaon was helping repair ft fence when a cable broke, striking him on the head and fractur ing his skull. EK-i-tTiityIlf oi" -ties PORTLAND. June 30. ) Clar ence M. Clark, 77, chairman or the executive committee of the Portland Railway, Light & Power company for as years, died today In Philadelphia. The concern ts now known as the Portland Elrctrlc Power company. Too Late to Classify NICELY furnished room In private home. Home privileges; garage. 707 W. Jnckson. r "wit 4TH OP JULY SPECIAL AH this week, spark plugs cleaned, tested, adjusted FREE. 6th and Front St. SHELL SERVICE STATION WANTED Dead and worthless anl maLs. Tel. 681 -R. B1NO CHERRIES for sale, 6e lb. Phone B17-L. FOR SALE New house. 3 rooms and bath Would take lot In Medford or elsewhere. what have you? Address Boi 713, city. FOR SALE lAte cabbage plants. 1208 E. 11th St. 84200 WHY ? 14200 25 Acres, city limits. 7-room modern house, basement, hentlng plant, hardwood floors throughout: sight ly locat: .r.; could not replace Im provements for twice price asked. Price 14200 for immediate sale. J. C. BARNES Phone 1127-Y. 20 N. Peach St. FOR RENT Large e-room bunRalow. sleeping porch, for 140. Reference required. 48 N. Orange. FOR SALT New 4-plece hand-knit summer suit; color light tan; Uws 14. 61 N. Peach. FOR BALE OR TRADE A small busi ness. Phone 000-M alter a p. m. SPECtALI SPECIAL! SPECIALl Medford Bn renin House. Maytag Washing Machine, aluminum tub ..39 50 Water System, 350 gallons capacity 34.50 Large stock of new and used Plumb ing Supplies,. Fixtures, pipe and Plttlncs. New Toledo Ranses 130 50 Second-hand Ranges and Stoves at exceedingly low prices. Largo stock of roofing paper, all weights. Corrugated Iron, new ftnd used. investigate our prices before buying. MBuniKU HAIIOAIM HOUSE. FOR SALE Ono of southern Oregon's Dost Deer spots, owner must ttell ftt once on account of sickness. Reasonable terms. Phone 906-M, alter 6 p. m. FOR RENT 3-room unfurnished apartment at 403 South Newtown. Call 10. CLEAN FURN. 3-room apartment. sio; water and lights paid. 317 W. 2nd. CHERRIES several varieties, cieb- nar as, mile north Bear creek bridge. Central Point. iToday Only! Hill 7mwm 71 iKl3SLi JJ Josephine Hutchinson Otiy Kibbee gho at rTRfT: Feel at Home in "The Heart of Portland' Comfort at Convenience Courtesy feervte .(tractive luteal Hotel - Comelim tl .W. Park BEN 0. FOR BALE Large Blnaj eheniea. John Darbv, Ortffin Creek. FOR BALE H acre barley. E. Main. Call 831 FOR SALE Late cabbage plants. 843 Mae St. FIREWORKS for sale, side at Earhart St. South Rlver- FOR SALE 11250 first mortgage on ranch. Will discount 140. Box 3513, Tribune. FOR RENT Apartment, 334 Apple. FOR BALE New umbrella tent. 83 44 tire. Associated 8tatton. mil south of Talent. 1028 CHEV. 4 -door sedan; a beautiful little car with lots of economical transportation. Bargain price only eSO.00. Used Car Dept., 6th and Bartlett. open evenings until I. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth. FOR RENT 5-room modern house, city limits and S acres Irrigated garden land, long-time lease, 120 per month. Also 1i Acres, city limits. Irrigated land for sale; very desirable: partly clover meadow. Price a650; aiOO cash, balance like rent. J. C. BARNES Phone 1127-Y. 30 N. Peach Bt. FOR RENT Furnished home, a rooms, good loetalon. MS per mo.t water paid. Call 331 N. Ivy. TeL 331-L, evenings. GOOD lee box 19. 1119 West loth. GUARANTEED PAINTING! time pay ments. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop. FOR BALE Service station and stort. S02 8. Riverside. FOR RENT Pour large room suite In beautiful Holly Apartments; nicely furnished clean, cozy. Everything furnished except llnena. Frlgidslre. electric range, hot water, all mod. ern conveniences. Close in. rust north of postoffice. Available now 4,. See manager Iti rear. CHERRIES ALL KINDS Dolph Phlppi Ranch Crater Lake Hlghtray - Billy Secrets! Matt 1 . 0e Etra . 1 40r Rieom 1 lOr n ee ap b..b a .1140 ip n-,, 1 a II y till kiii ill III" 1 iii Jiji' OHIMSON Mp. ten .w. ftrk ft l'v PAT M00RE S CHICAGO SYNC0PAT0RS rovttantf IN THE HEART OF THE CITt Y21 r
